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  I would say my choice for prez would go: Edwards, Clinton, Guiliani, McCain, Obama, Thompson.  [/quote]   Whaaaa? Bondguy, have you been doing crystal meth with Britney, again?

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  I would say my choice for prez would go: Edwards, Clinton, Guiliani, McCain, Obama, Thompson.  [/quote]   Whaaaa? Bondguy, have you been doing crystal meth with Britney, again? [/quote]   Yeah, I see your point. If Huckleberry or Romney get in 28000 light years is still too close. Probably would still be downwind of the smell. OK, off to the Sagittarius Dwarf Irregular Galaxy 4 million light years distant from the flat earth. Which of course means that under a strict Biblical interpretation it doesn't exist, ah, even though we can see it. Well at least it existed 4 million years ago. You know, before time.  

I’m scared to imagine what Huckleberry would do to our foreign relations policy… it’s already been worked over too much as is over the last 6 years.  Oh, and he doesn’t believe in the theory of evolution?  Is that true?

  Why would Fred leave his cushy job on L&O anyway?  He thinks he's the next Ronald Reagan? 

[quote=Big Taco]I’m scared to imagine what Huckleberry would do to our foreign relations policy… it’s already been worked over too much as is over the last 6 years.  Oh, and he doesn’t believe in the theory of evolution?  Is that true?

  BT, that he is a Bible thumper who doesn't believe in evolution is the point of my post. The universe is about 13 billion years old. We know this because we now have the ability to measure things like radiation and light. That it took these night sky objects millions of years or more to attain their relative positions in the universe and the light we see from them millions of years or more to reach us is beyond the Biblical scale of time. So, I figure if he doesn't buy evolution there is no way he buys the big bang theory. Oh, and by the way, the universe you now find yourself a part of is just a theory. Even though its reality to you and me. Why would Fred leave his cushy job on L&O anyway?  He thinks he's the next Ronald Reagan?  BT, as you know every DA has to run for re-election. Arthur, ah, I mean Fred didn't run again. Seriously, Fred is a big time conservative republican with a successful career as a politician as well as being an actor. I thought i read somewhere that  he was, at one time, a Merrill Lynch broker as well. He was tapped by the conservative right to enter the race for his face recognition as well as party line views. Right now he, Huckleberry, and sometime Michigan homeboy Romney are competing for who is the furthest right. Fred is, if nothing else, the least changable of the candidates. That is, his stance doesn't change state by state or audience by audience. That's real integrity and something to like. But, he's still too far right for my tastes. Jan 29th and Feb 5th should shake things out. [/quote]

I got the bible references with the “they think the earth is 5000 yrs old” bit, you didn’t need to explain it, but thanks for you consideration.  BG, do you ever watch “The Universe” on History Channel?  Interesting stuff.

  I couldn't agree more about how creepy Huckleberry is.  His "Season's Greetings" ad where he went on about the birth of Christ and then the slow pan to the glowing crucifix in the background was just too much (and then he tried to pretend that anyone who think's it's a cross has an overactive imagination).  Maybe Christ should run for president.  Cut out the goofy middleman.